Floods Roar Across Northern States In Spring Disaster
Walls of water created inland seas as floodwaters driven by melting snow and ice jams forced evacuation of 1 650 families across North Dakota Minnesota and Manitoba. Governors appealed for emergency aid while Red River swelled to record levels and towns from Neche to Hillsboro faced widespread destruction.
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Wyoming Man Mistakes Balloon for Saucer
Douglas Wyoming, UP report says a Wyoming cowpuncher mistook a balloon for a flying saucer, prompting a startled reaction and a note of local amusement. Authorities or witnesses were not named, and no injuries were reported.
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Black leopard stars in Zamba at Fox Theatre
William Berke hails the black leopard as jungle cinema’s most photogenic item while Zamba shows the beast as a principal villain. The Belgian Congo production by Andre Cauvin features authentic pre battle rituals and battles with Jon Hall George Cooper Jane Nigh and George O’Hanson in supporting roles.
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War Dance in Black Shadows at Fox Theatres
A feverish tribal war dance by Belgian Congo natives is highlighted as a high point in the Eagle Lion Films release Black Shadows now showing at the Fox. The vivid sequence underscores the film’s exotic appeal and documentary tone.
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Connally Calls May For Swift Foreign Aid Approval
Senator Tom Connally urged the Senate to quickly approve the $3.366 billion foreign aid measure as debate opened on a third Marshall Plan year and extension of aid programs. He warned against interparty squabbling while lawmakers consider amendments including trimming hundreds of millions.
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Vitamin A Overdoses Harm Dogs Warned by Vet Group
The Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association cautions against giving dogs excessive vitamin A. Experiments with puppies show that doses well above normal cause weight loss poor appetite and other negative effects. The warning targets owners who assume extra vitamin A improves health.
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